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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Persons leaving torn tor the season, and sum
mer travellers, can hare The DAILY TRIBUNE
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the address being changed as often as desired.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Once more it is reported that Governor Hill Il
shortly to visit the White House. But the rumo
that the President will be in when he calls hai
not been confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Mr.. Gladstone acts prudently in disclaimns any
intention Of making an American Journey 1h'
London Times" would dog his steps Win deUec
tives and produce series OF starting exposure
next year setting forth his intimate associa'iol
with Clan-na Gael conspiracies and Ish-AmerlcaI
murder societies. ."Parnellism and Crime" woulo
give place to more blood-curdlng serial. entitled
"Gladstonanism and Murder"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

Tho people of Brooklyn. who have grown weary
Of the wranging of the Park Commissioners, VIII
rejoice that the bill putting this department on
the Same plane as the other branches Of the city
government has been passed There is no reason
why this should not have been done before. The
new law provides q single salaried commissioner
for the parl, Department after February /, 1883
The appointment will be made by the Mayor TO
DO elected In November The change will prove
good one, provided the next Mayor Of Brooklyn
s q man In whom the people have confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

FoREIGN-Hope for the Irish cause talk with
Mr.. Sexton OH the situation. - M. de Freycnet
declines TO undertake the task of forming Cabinet
- William OBrien attacked by Orangemen IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
Grsabt @tatuter. +

8tttsburs, 8. Dea. Der graab!
Bonifatius Wimutsr, Stifter bes 8snes
bttttnersS rbeus in Guasrita, 1T beute Wor:
gen In Der ct. 9incsnss4btei i'm COUNTY
@effutorelarb mad ldusersr &rantbsit ges
itorben.. gr mar am IA. sSanuar 1909 tn
EbaImaiFns In 8aiern seboren, ,pibmete
R9 benz Brisiferffanbe, erbielt am 81.
Suit 1881 bic 9riefterpetbe, trat 1888 tn
Wetten In ben Benebittiners Srben unb
lsste am 90. Desember befeIben Sabrss
bic SrbensseIiEbe ab. 1916 tam Ct nod
amerita, uua fir BITE 8erpf1an3uns isines
Srbens bterber gu utrten. Das erfe 8e:
uebicttners& loiter sriubets CT In ct. 8tns
cent, pa.. Dieient foIsten 3wetsnisber.
IaiIunsen 6es Srbens In Norb Carolina,
2ouiiana, alabama, Georgia, SlIh,ois,
Winneiota, 8anias unb Soma. aAa
Sim 30. DECEMBER 1883 wurbe abt
Wtmu1sr CUR Ssier bes SO. Sabrestases
ieiues gtutritts In ben BeuebitttnersS r6eu
unb tn Entertaining Der pieIen In bamals
taft uieraisiabriser Tbatisteit In amsritu
er,porbenen 8erbtenite pom Papite gum
gr3abte ernanrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
4lterss nno SnnaIioe np erii1e.
run8 tn 9euti6Iano.

Die io3taI sbsmotratii6e ggitation tn
Deutidlano bat gu elmer Rsibe pom 9sissen
@nIaB sesebeu, ueIde beabf1tisen, bur9
&rantbeit ober l1nfdae Seitmsilis arbeitss
unfdbis seuorbene Mrbeitsr gu unteriflben
unb bur9 Nlter pber l1nfaae bauernb ars
bsitsunfabis seporbene Grbeiter nit Sens
fionen gu psrisbsn.
BIS iest bat nod tein Staat tn loldem
l1mfanse psriudt, fir feline arbsiterbsuOls
ferun9 Gorge 3u trdgen iin6 BITE meiffen
Staaten bieie 8erii9eruns ibrer Mrbeiter
sssen Rrantbeit unb lnfaIe aIs pripats
anssIessnbeit berislben betra9tst.
9ie &rantens uub l1ufallsperfderuna
Der 2lrbeitsr in Oeuti9Ianb 1T ber Saupts
fade nod bersits burdsefibrt, bic Mtsrss
unt Snualibenperii9eruns Sasesen fol- sin
benz isst p%sriammelten bsutiden &ei1stase
uaterbreiteter 9eiessntwurf reseIn.
Ra9 bsmisIbsn fol. bieie 8erf9eruns
auf breiteiter @runbIase erfolsen unb i9
auf ale mdmIidsn unb wsiblt9en arbeiter
In Der Snbuffrte, TN @eperbe unb In Der
2anbwirtbi9aft, iopte auf BITE 9anblunsss
gebilfen unb Qebrlin9e unb auf ale Be-
triebsbeamte unter 1000 Mart Sabreseins
tommsn, I'm @anssn auf unsefabr IL Mils
Iionen Weni9en erifreden unb es al1 ben
ielbfitdnbissn @eperbstreibenbsn Der
Sausinbuftrie freiiteben, an bieier 8srfi9ss
runs tbeiI3unsbmsn.
Die 3u s~eudbrenbe &ente 1T entpsbsr
9Itersrente ober Snpalibenrente. <erss
periorsuns erbdIt obne &atii9t auf fstue
grperbsfdbistsit Oerienise, wsI9sr bas
70. 2sbensiabr poIleu6st bat. SnuaIibsns
psrit9sruns erbdIt obne &ifii9t auf bas
9~sbsnsiabr 0erienise, weI9er na6peisli6
bauernb p6ais understanding lit. 0ie
Snpalibenrente bstrdst BEL Mdnuern 100
Mart iabrIid unb ifsist mad GbIauf Der
eriten Is 8eitrassiabre UNI lie 4 Marf
iabrli6 Bis gum 9Sdftbstrass uon idbrli9
$50 Mart. Die Mltersrente betrdst idbrs
lid 100 Waart unb tomrat In Sortfaa, TO-
baIb SauaIibsnrente sewabrt wirb. Weibs
lide Perionen erbalten 3pei 9rtttsl bes
8etrases bieier &enten.
gsbinsunsen fir BITE Grlansuns elmer
&ente fnb: l. bte 3uridlesung Der pors
sei9riebsnsn WarteSeit; q. bfe 2eiifuns
BON 8eitrdgen. Die Wartsteit betrast BET
Der SnpaIibenrente finf, Bel Der Iltsrss
rente 80 BettragSiabre. &isnabmen ftnb
uo~rssisben. Dfe 8erf9erunssbsitrdss Be-
trasen Bet peri4erten mdnnlt4en arbeis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
3m6tbaus nnp SGule.

vSeffnst S1uIsu, unb Sbr f9liebet bic
3u4tbduierl" v8srbrs9en 1T llnmifens
bsit"-io lautsn awei @rnnbidee Der mo.
bernsn vIibsralen" S9uIpeisbeit. S9on
Der aIte gictor 5uso nieinte (. g.: vMan
made MIR bic &6pfe beq, unb man pirb
bas Ropfabidneiben nt9t mebr nOtbis bas
ben." Nun, iast Der (i9on frlber Don
uns erpdbnte ebemaltse Barrier Boli3ets
Director Mace, felt 1881 bat es ben &Ss
pfen nidt IN vguftldruns" ssfeblt, unb
unier beribmter Dt1ter fann s~ufrieben
isiu,-man i9nsibst 6ts RSpfe %isltsner al ;
bic 8erbre1en aber baben NIT benz
5Orti@ritt bes llnterri@tes- Q n . M
NJ n. 5.5-- .Hs. FL b.. . "'. .' o..
Solst baraus, baB Der ttnterrtdt cine
@efabr, BITE S9ule cine gori5ule bes
3u9tbauies ift2 Retn; es tommt aber
barauf an, mas man lsbrt, unb pie man
es Iebrt. llnb ba iast Der f9on ssnannte
9ictor Suso iebr ri5tis: v8is inwifens
beit ueroient ben gorsans Dor fali9em
,@ifen". 2ebret benz goIte, bas arbeitet
unb lsibst, ben @laubsn an cine before
@sIt!" l1nb Der uorerpdbnte BARRIER
Yoli3sisY rdfect: Die grsisbuns, pslde
man b~eut3utase Der Sussnb gt6t, bietet
tsine Birsi9aft fur BITE MoraIttat. Man
lernt gut ipre6en 0eIbft bas III ni5t eins
NAL wabr, BITE Mufiatbefte Der S9uIius
senb aeisen, baB man por lauter Naturs
uiIsni9aft &c. ni9t ri9tis fpre9en unb
ni6t OrtbOsrapbii6 f6reiben tann) absr
es ware better, gut banbsln gu Iernen.
Inter benz SttsI: Scr 3ampf sesen
bas 2aiter" bat Der fran36fi9s @raf b.
9ouhonuiIe cine Stubie per6ffsntli9t, tn
pel9er CT tn eriter 2tnie ben eri9redenben
Sorti9ritt bss @erbre9srtbums tn Srants
reid i9iIbsrt unb befisn llria9en NIT uas
gep0bnIi1sm S9arfinn barlest. SeIbff
bte ,Gotbb. Nasem. 3ta." nabm anlaB,
pisberboIt auf bteie S9rift btn3umeiien,
unb smpfabI, mad benz gorsanse bes
.Samb. Corr, NIT ausbrldlider Beauas
rabme auf eine abnlt6e Streitfrase sa
Berlin uub uuter 3uridmstluns Der vIibes
ralen" Tbeorieen, baB Der Sorti9rift Der
Bilbun8 4les iberpinbe, baB Stubium
berielbsn. Der @raf bat aus feiner Stus
bic S9haBfolserunsen seoossn; barunter
beiBt es In No. 6: .'.
Ser. fortsei9rittens l1nterridt bat bte
3abI Der o erbre9en In ben sebiIbeten
@Ianen uermebrt; obne baS 0erbrss
&srtbam an fi4 gu minbern; unb ber
.9amb. gOrr.~ bemertt baau: Ra9wetss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

,,Sif Der S9redeu Dor benz letten ausens
,,blit i9on 10 groB inmttten Der Rei1s
,t5imer unb Decentralization bteter Welt,
,,wel9e NIT ibrem Bomp BITE itoIse geute,
,,bie Der Cob ft1 auserieben, beSedt, mite
,,groB ptrb bieier Sdrefen fem in ienen
,,9atten, mo aue Rotb unb aaes Glenb
,uereinist fnb2 Dteism S1rsden idaut
,,ber quite Bfarrer n,iltbis in's Iuseit6t.
Or eriett iebe anbere SiIfe. gr 1T
,ar5t, &rantenpfeser unb Brieiter an
,,Stertebett. Sang aaeiu, umrinst pom
,,Seuf3err unb Sammsrn ber &ranten, bic
,,ibu umseben. sibt Ct ben @tuen 2inbes
,,ruus, ben Mnbsren Seiluns, unb bic er
,,ni9t retten tann, BITE trSftet er, unb ge.
,leitet beren Seele tn ben S1ooB @ottss ;
,tetn 3suse, tetn 8uidauer ~eru,untsrt i'm,
,weber &ubm, nod Sanatismus, nod
n@brseia, ieue sroBen menidli9en
uS4wa4beiten, benen MIR 10 uieIe Tuseus
ben psrbanten, treiben ibn. Sein Sees
,Ienbeil, fem @laube, fem Soft, Der ibn
,ftebt, bas bilbet feline &raft, isinsn Mutb,
feline 8elobnung. Der Staat, bieier
,t1ubantbare, ben man bsmitIsibet, pdbs
,renb man tim bent, er tennt tbn ntbt,
,er timn1ert fi9 nt1t nm ibn. Md |
,timmert er f& lie un einen 8irssr, ber
,tetn anberes 8erbienf bat, ais. rnsss
,taunt bic beIbenmitbisifsn Gussuben
yaussuiben2"
ST btes nun etn rpabres Bib zines ba:
malisen 2anbpfarrers, baum biirfte iebes
anbers Bolt fi9 slifIt9 i9dssn, ~ieunals
etnen dbnli9en @lerus sebabt gu baben
ober nod s~eSenwartis gu befsen. llsbris
gems bat bic Tussnb bes fransSfi6en glss
rus unb gptscopates pdbrenb bsr S9rets
tensasit Der fran35fi9sn &spoIutior 70
berrIi6 sesIan3t, baB tein Wort gu ibrem
Qobe bin5u9efist su werben brar5t. Ste
biIben ben @Iana unb bic 8terbs ber Ration.
Weit etnem iol9en glerus unb Episcopal
1T bic BtIbuns elmer &sserei obsr zines
S6tsnna's unm6slt9; bas bat bic Repos
luton unb bas erite Raiierrei9 bewiefen.
Satte gnslanb unter .5einri9 VIII.
unb 9eutidIanb su 2utbsrs 3sit einen fols
den gIerus sebabt. bic traurise 6irhsns
ipaltuns bate nte itattfinben tSnnsu. WiQ
man absr ben Sunb t6bisn, fast Elm
Spridwort. 70 stbt maj, Dor, ct isi rdubts
sepeien. Wia man Sir9sns unb Rlofters
glitter einiaden, 10 perbrsttet man Sas @es
rii1t, ibre Better ieien faule MSn1e pbsr
miiBise Ronnsu seweien. 0as III bic
pabre Quele aaer eroi1teten Slagen iber
ben aissearteten @Ierus unb Srbensifanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

gine fir 2o8en unb 8eretne, ueI1e ii9
nit Der 2ebensperfderuns tbrer Witg!isber
befaHen, pi1tise @nti6eibung uur6e bon
Ri9tsr Cullen IN Chicago psrtinbet. gs
banbslte f9 nm bic aus3abIuns elmer 0srs
i9eruns pou $1,000 pom Seiten Der v@sibs
ner Court SO. 30 bes unabbdnsisen Srs
bens ber S6riter an BITE grben BON befen
TIM Sabre 1886 perfforbenen Witslieb Wils
liam 8. Niemeper. Oas gertificat fir bic
s~lus3abluns Der 8erfi9erunssiumure mar
au Ssrrn Memspsr's 9eb3eiten auf ben
Ramsn pon beiisn Satin, Srau CLARA
Nismsper, aussetsat worben, aber tn iets
mem Teitamente bate 9err Niemeper am
seorbnet, baB feline Wittpe pom ben $1,000
nur bic eine SdIfte erbalten, bic anbere
aber untsr ietne beiben S6bue Wtaiam
unb Ssnrp Nismsper su slsi5sn SbsiIen
aussesablt psrbsu iOlte. Snfolse bisiss
Wiberipruds perueiserte bic genannte
Court bic &ussablung unb Das wurbe
BON ber Sigh Court" fit tn Der Orbnuns
befunben, 3uslei6 aber uon bisisr Orbenss
bebSrbe ausseiprO4en, baB bas @eri3t gu
enti3eiben babe, an 10 c n bas @elb Su tabs
len Jet. Sn ietner seftrisen gnti4eibuns
ertIdrts nun &i9ter GuIep, baB BITE teitas
mentariide 8erfisuns unb nt4t BITE pom
benz 9eritorbeneu friber setroffene Be-
timmuns gu bsfolsen iei. 8i9ter Ealsp
besrinbste 0as ba6ur9, baB bet elmer 2es
benspsrfi9sruns innerbalb zines Srbens
u. (. ID. eine berartise @eieai4aft lebisli4
nit ibrsm Witslisbe TIM @ontraftusrbdltniB
ifsbe rnb IS benz 8erfi9erten hberlaiien Jet,
bie Yolice auf irsenb SSemanben 5u iber.
i9reiben. Sterbur9 uuterf9iebe f9 iol4'
cine 9erf9srnas BON ben profeifonelsn
neutrality-suspicious., .uel5e
nidt nur su benz 8erii9erten, tonoerr aud
au ben perionen, an wsl9e BITE Werlt4ss
runs ~ aablen III, IN sines eontrattIidsH
0erbdltntB ifdnben. ...'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

Sbr tennt, e~bruhrbise griber, bic 3etts
erbaItnife. auf Der etnen Settle finb bic
Reni6en pom elmer ~unbdnbisen 9efeputb
beieeIt, auf ber aubern Sette ersteBt ft4
elm Strom i9le9ter S9riften. SIS fam
taum seidtIoert uerben, weI9en S4aben
bieie tastdslt6 ben Sitten unb Der &elis
sion 3ufassn. 0arum ietb eifrts barauf
beba6t. bur6 Bitten unb gru1abnen unb
auf anbere @eiie bic @ldubtsen BON ieuea
unlautern QueIsu f~ernaubalten unb iie au
bsNern gu fibren. Sebr nislt9 wirb es
fetn, Ipenn urter euerer Nuffdt unb Set
tuns Tusesbldtter eri9einen, uel3e BEN
pom allen Ssitsu barssrsi1ten Site aeit:
semdB entsesenwtrten, unb bic @abrbeit,
&useuo unO &eltstOn f8issn.
Geo XIII. IN bic portasiefiden sf9Ofs
1SS6-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
Yortrait D es frans6Ti6enG Iertts
boz Der eriten frams6ii6en
Revolution.

@ie faIi9 bic Inii9t b~erienisen 1T,
peI5e uns slauben MAIDEN molten, Der
fran36fi5e @slts unb Orbsnstlerus isi i'm
lesten Sabrbunbsrt Dor benz 9usbru9 Der
fran3oFiden &euoIution, wel9e bic RsIis
aion abi6affte, ben Ebron unb bic aItdrs
umitlr3ts, gang ausseartet unb perpeltlidt
gepsisn, fann man unter pielen anberen
Bepsiisn aus foIsenben apet &eben ents
nebmsn. ... ..
Die erfts 1T cine tur3s Gntrittsrebe etnss
i5lidtsn 9anbpfarrers Dor ieiner neaen
@emetnbs BITE unsefabr 400 Gommuattuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13

Sun Is. Sabre bsr &esieruns bes &atfsrs
Tiberius.-Quc. 8.
A6tumg i6r Sat6ofiRem !!
Die sttaume pes sert. sstus TX,

8tr eriu3sn Sie% inifdnbtsft, allen benen
NIT eurem suten Biaen unb eurer CUNT
betauifeben, bic, nit @etit besabt unb nit
se~niiseuber SsnntniB ausseriftet, f4 on
Bic Irbeit mo6en unb 8h9er unb Settuns
gen sur 9ertbeibisuus uub 8erbreituns Der
htboIti9en 2ebre uerGffentIi4en.
@ncpclica gtus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
Ste gttuttste 2ep's XIII.

2aTet euer 2i6t leu3ten DOT ben Mens
i6su, bamtt ite e,lsre suten Berte ieben.
limb bsr 9srr sebe eu9 0a3u Setnsn Sessn!
SEQ XIII. an has in @arma eri9eiuenbe 8latt
Luce" (2eu9te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-12-13
Gin tpt6tiser Gnti1eto tn Oct
i~a.,-g VrobtbtttoBsfra8e.
SO alto n,

Wafbinston, s. Sea.
Das Obsrbunbssseri&t BAT tn ben 9ster
WusIer'i9sn unb 9srmam StsboIb'f9en
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

The late industrial development ia
the South is something wonderful
Farmers ReUie10.
There are 5000 men employed in
drift-mining in California, and tho pred
uct is S., 100000 year.
"A Club lock exhibited showed that
variation of only the two-hundredth
part of an inch in one of the steps of
the key was sufficient to render the key
useless.-Boston Budget.
BY an improved process, in which
compound prepared by coking iron
and pitch together is used as the reduc-
ing agent, an English chemist claims
to be able to lower the cost of metallic
sodium to about thirty cents pound
when produced on large scale.
In certain Austrian coal mines
work is suspended in dangerous places
during a fall of the barometer, expert
ments still in progress having shown
that the quantity and intensity of ex-
plosive gases greatly increase as the
degree of atmospheric pressure dimin-
ishes.
"A scientific novelty is lens which
magnifes, yet is perfectly flat on both
sides. 1t is made at jena by the manu-
facturers of Prof. Abbe's new optical
glass. The lens consists of a single
disc whose density varies so that its re-
fractive power decreases regularly from
the surface inward.
+ho II l;zoONoriaS for
| the prevention of rabies is that of DR..
Fernandez, of Barcelona, who claims
that dog that has been bitten by
viper never has rabies, and can not be-
come rabid when inoculatod. He
has inoculated dogs with viper's poison,
and he holds that under no circum-
stances will they ever become rabid. I,
New Orleans is sharing largely in
the manufacturing boom which is now
spreading over the South. In one
number of Southern paper boot
and shoe factory, wire-works factory.
factory for the extraction of turpen-
tine from pine-knots, three tobacco fac
tories, and y glycerine and stearine
factory are mentioned as having been
either started or projected in New Or
leans, besides a company for line of
steamers to run to Columbus Ga.
"A writer in Canadian paper,
speaking of the possibilities of pulp as
a substitute for lumber in the manu-
facture of furniture and other articles,
now exclusively made of wood, calls
attention to the resources afforded by
Northern Canada for the best pulp
making woods. 1t is found that in
some localities the forests are now at
the best age for pulping purposes, and
capable of yielding from forty to 800
cords per acre, if the whole of the tim
Der were utilized. By mixing the pulp
with clays, stealite, asbestos, plumba-
90, mica, etc, substances of every pos
sible color and compactness may be
DrOducnd
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
FRENCH FORTRESSES.
How France Has Strengthened and Forti-
fed Her Military Frontier.

How France Has Strengthened and Forti-
fled Her Military Frontier.
The cession of Alsace and Lorraine
placed Metz and Strasburg, the keys of
the old French frontier, in German
hands. 1t gave France new frontier,
and very open one; frontier unpro-
tected by any very great natural obsta-
Giles, for the Germans now held both
sides of the Rhine, and the northern
passes of the Vosges (the passes by
which the French armies used to march
to the Rhine under Napoleon |. } were
well within the new German territory.
Moreover, this naturally open frontier
might be said to be wholly unprotected
by art, once Metz and Strasburg were
gone True, there was the fortress of
Belfort on the extreme right, guarding
the well-marked valley between the
Vosges and the Jura, which French
geographers call la tro"ee de Be!tort.
But Belfort, shattered by the successful
siege which was the last act of the war
was only the wreck of a fortress. and in
any case It's works were not of such u
character as to fit it for its new position
on the very frontier line. Taught by
the hard lessons of defeat, the French
Government at once set to work to put
she new frontier into thorough state
of defense. Successive War Ministers
have steadily worked upon the lines
originally laid down by the engineers
charged with the task in 1871. Money
has not been spared. 1t has been spent
by millions, and now, after the labor of
sixteen years, the work is done.
Probably so vast scheme of military
engineering was never before planned
and executed in 50 brief time. The
French engineers have not been con-
tent to erect upon the new frontier
three or four first-class fortresses to
serve as points of support for a defend
ing army They have closed it with a
double line of works, linked these. to-
gether by an elaborate system of rail
ways, and, besides refortifying Paris,
they have constructed two other great
fortresses in the heart of France tC
serve as bases of operations for her
armies if. as in 1870, the barriers nearer
the frontier were again pressed by in.
vading armies from beyond the Rhine,
' National ReUleW.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1887-04-16
WHEN OUR SHIP COMES IN.

In cottage that stood on the wild seashore
a little one sat meath the vine-wreathed door.
Swallowed and sad was that childish face;
On the soft, pink cheek shOne the tear-drop's
trace;
For the cherished toy-best loved of all
The poor little waxen-faced, blue-eyed doll,
Was broken. Smile not at the childish pain,
Nor the tears that were dropping like silver rain
But the gentle mother, with loving tone,
Said, bending down by the little one
And kissing the mouth and dimpled chin:
Don't cry, my love; when our ship comes in,
We will get a new dolly, oh, far more ti.ir,
With brighter eyes and with softer s.zir.
NOW dry your tears, for 3 will 5drely 10
When our ship Cones - from the far, wide sea-"
o. t,iAt ship to come and how oft before
mad the bright eyes watched from the cottage
door,
As with eager gaze they were watching now
For the cleaning sail and the rushing PROV
But OFT she ran to her mothers side,
Her sweet blue eyes with the gladneSS wide,
As she pictured the wonderful pleasure to be
When our ship came in from the distant sea.
The dearest gift, and the best of all
To her dear little heart, was the darling doll.
But, oh there were treasures unknown, untold
All safely slowed in its precious hold;
And standing thus, with her beaming eyes,
The tears all gone, and the childish Sighs
She turned the sweet face with its smiles to me,
And said; Have you any ships at sea?'
Those light words sent through my heart and
brain.
All! we all have ships on the stormy sea;
All weary watchers for them are we;
And when the tempest and cloud are rife
When storms sweep over the sea of life
With fearful eyes by the sounding shore.
We watch for them; we have watched before.
But of all who weary ana trembling, wait
For the coming ships, with their precious
freight,
rris known, o Father, to none but Thee,
T. nuG fai nR.pfYr 1.NPf ,NaY
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III INIdIIUf IIVIIIN
Cause John hung round the tavern
lot Idaho The corn

And let Idaho the corn.
"A Sad Case - Husband -" You
knew Miss Smith, did you not?" Wife
Yes" Husband-"Well, she has
lost her good name" Wife-"H Heavens,
John! You don't tell mew Husband
Yes; she has married Smythe."
Belmont, Ga, boasts of woman'
"who goes out and chops wood with
her husband" We suppose the hus-
band must be hatchet-faced, and has at
some time been drummer
HdUen NeUS.
-Johnson-''How are you, old man."
Thompson-'rm sick. " 'Indeed. Well,
if it wasn't for that you'd feel just as
good as any one. Why; you haven't so
much to complain of, after all. PITTS
burgh Dispatch.
-"As regards art and that sort of
thing, Miss Breezy" he remarked to a
Chicago young lady, "St Louis and
Chicago rank about equal, do they not?"
80, my, nor she replied promptly;
"when it comes to the artistic, Chicago
cuts the much wider swath. "-Pucb.
A little boys composition on cats
winds up with this reference to their
advantage over dogs: Goats can cline
trees. Dogs kant. That is lucky for
cats. When dog gets after them they
can cline n tree, where they can sass
back without gittin bert"
-"Give an example of an immovable
Il, al, - g,s1 fbA fnnahnr And thn
smart bad boy at the foot of the class
suggested three girls on the sidewalk.
The teacher, who usually had to walk in
the middle of the street herself, sent him
right up to the head of the class and told
him to stay there for a week. -Bwrdette.
An explanation.-Mrs. De Boggs-
''Have you heard how Mrs. De Peyster
she that was Sallie Van Cott-has re-
ceived the degree of A. NJ. from We'll
lesley?" Mrs. Wayback-" No; 1
haven't heard. What does A. NJ.
mean?' Mrs. De Boggs-"Why, it
stands for alma mater, of course.
Didn't you know she had two childrenP"
Life.
| -raJIcr Nto ldIllly PllySiciallJ-
"Isn't George Sampson u relative of
years, doctor?" Family Physician
eyes, he is a nephew Father-"Hs
wants my daughter Clara, but gave
him to understand that she wouldn't
get any of my money until after my
death" Family Physician-"That was
right. Gearge was asking about your
health today
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him in vain. Now he gave it no heed She
bent over him, her bridalvail blending with
the long hair floating over his shoulders
Her gentle clasp closed upon the fingers
still holding the taut bow. Then passion
ate cry broke from her lips and she turned
20 her husband:
"He is dead He has given his life for
mine, Phil "-Southern Biyotac
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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

The only thing that can get over
the ground at ivelier rate of speed
than an electrical current is SANDER
Whitehall Times.
We can speak of a small boy with
out being guilty of Pathology, but it
sounds odd to hear the expression "a
female girl.-NorriStoU1a Herald.
Some men seem to be fond of hug
ging decisions, and it may be that they
got in the habit because girls are such
delusive creatures.-JowrnaI Of EducG-
tion.